Do you know the Google PageRank (PR) of the links on your web page?
There are several ways you can find out the link PRs:
I’d like to share with you Allan Gardyne’s free report, “77 Ways to Get Traffic“.
This excellent 69-page report is packed with traffic generation tips that you probably wouldn’t have thought of. Most of the traffic generation techniques described in the report can be applied without costing you a single cent.
If you’re looking for free videos on internet marketing, look no further than YouTube.
Here’s a sampling of the number of videos returned as a result of doing a search on a few internet marketing related keywords on YouTube (to date): » Read more: Internet Marketing Videos Galore at YouTube
Looking for books on internet marketing?
Whether it is about affiliate marketing, email marketing, search engine marketing, Google AdSense, Google AdWords, search engine optimization (SEO), or even blogging, I’m sure you can find something of your interest in my new Internet Marketing Store (in association with Amazon.com).
Go ahead, take a browse in:
I just came across an interesting post by Matt Cutts indicating that there is no difference in Google PageRank treatment between a site hosted on virtual hosting (multiple sites on 1 IP address) versus a site hosted on a dedicated IP address.
Stop press: Have you heard of Gobala Krishnan?
In case you didn’t know, Gobala is the guy who shocked Malaysia a few months back when his secret e-book about Paypal and Clickbank.
I read his e-books and I must honestly say that this guy has the right writing and marketing flair.
For some mysterious reason, starting today, he’s offering to teach you exactly how he created and marketed a product that made over RM28,000 in less than 120 days, for free.
» Read more: 100% Malaysian Internet Marketing Success Story: Secrets Revealed
Do you blog for money? If so, do you think you’re doing the things that real internet marketers do with their blogs?
If you’re unsure which category of a blogger you are in, I think the article below is really worth a read.
If you run Amazon.com affiliate links on multiple sites, some of you are probably using a single Associates ID across your sites. This only allows you to see a combined view of your affiliate activity in the reports.
To track the performance of each site, you’ll need a unique Tracking ID per site. There’s no need to create multiple Associate accounts. Multiple Tracking IDs can be added from within your single Associate account.
» Read more: Tracking Amazon.com Affiliate Performance for Multiple Sites
Early this month, Amazon.com’s subsidiary A9.com, launched Clickriver – a new pay-per-click sponsored links program. Clickriver is currently in beta.
The text ads will appear alongside Amazon.com’s product pages and search results.
Is the internet marketing industry going for a bubble-burst? Can anything be done to survive in this industry?
Mike Filsaime has released a free report entitled “The Death of Internet Marketing“. It contains about 60 pages of down-to-earth content covering the key problems faced by the internet marketing industry today.
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